... is central to understanding the potential and limitations of the discipline. As the LSE syllabus notes, critical theories “form part of a collective attempt to broaden and deepen IR theoretically, methodologically, and historically” ( LSE 2017 , 21). Abstract Discussions about diversifying the discipline...

...+ clients, to challenging heteronormative assumptions by understanding identities as fluid and not fixed, and acknowledging the performative aspects of gender and sexuality ( Bain, Grzanka, & Crowe, 2016 ; Boggan, Grzanka, & Bain, 2018 ; Hadley & Gumble, forthcoming ). Critical theories...

...Elizabeth A. Suter; Kristen M. Norwood Family Communication Critical Theories Relational Dialectics Theory Critical Family Communication © 2016 International Communication Association 2016 Abstract Despite modest growth in interpretive research, the study of family communication remains...

... overviews of law and economics and the other post-realist critical theories; the fourth section summarizes the approach of Lon Fuller; the fifth section examines the legal theory of Ronald Dworkin; and the fifth section summarizes some significant American contributors to schools of thought that originated...

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... institutionalization of film studies in shifts from an ontological paradigm to a methodological paradigm to a field paradigm, and suggests that the goals of ontological theories have antecedents in formalism. This chapteralso highlights critical theories’ focus on how music and sound can bear particular cultural...

...Setting out to reinstate rhetoric, this book opens with an overview of the rhetorical system as developed in classical times. It surveys and analyses material from Aristotle to Plato through the Renaissance to the modern novel and the critical theories of Roman Jakobson and Paul de Man....

..., constructionism, and critical theories—that are also relevant to a science of social work. biopsychosocial perspective critical realism downward causation pluralism scientific realism upward causation epistemology mind independent world ontology semantic notion of scientific realism atom history...

...-oriented ontologies, just to name a few. The purpose of bringing these two themes together in this volume is to help us think planetarily, which is the third theme. Planetary thinking must always also include what we are calling critical theory, in broad strokes: critical race theory, disability studies...

... development of comparative law. Critical theories and post-colonialism have developed new legal discourses on culture and identity, and have increased interest not only in history but also in differences between legal cultures—and thus an increasing interest in comparative legal history. Recommended Reading...

... in dialogue across critical theories and international perspectives. While each chapter can stand alone or be read in any order, they are sequenced to flow with coherence from beginning to end, showing connections between readings from a wide array of critical approaches. Along the way, readers will find...

... systemic change realism liberalism constructivism critical theories The contours of international politics in the past half a millennium have been heavily determined by war and conflict, in particular among the great powers. During the past two centuries, many efforts have been made to obtain...

...Critical theories advocate fundamental change in world politics. They attack the structural inequalities of power that maintain the status quo and are, in turn, maintained by it. Ideational power is seen to work in tandem with material power, which calls for a strategy of radical resistance...

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...This chapter analyzes “musicality” in 18th-century British critical theories. Basically, “musicality” here comes to connote and perform indeterminacy: an indeterminate mediation that would obstruct mental seeing and specifying. According to contemporary theorists, this mode was gestured...

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... of Indigenous philosophies of relation to land as essentialist affirmations of fixed and homogeneous traditions. Against these misperceptions, Indigenous critical theories formulate relations to land in philosophies and politics of heterogeneous relationalities and rooted dynamisms. This chapter takes up...